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Clark also remembers a day when he was on the road with his parents, and he did what you should never do when you're a superhero: get angry with your adoptive parents. No, because of course, they'll die immediately so the hero can never forgive himself. And indeed, while Papa Kent, who in the other flashbacks explained that Clark had to become a light of hope, a true symbol for humanity, suddenly explains that his only future is to be a farmer in Kansas (Kevin Costner must have three scenes in the film, but each time he contradicts himself compared to the previous one), Clark therefore complains, saying "  Woh, you're not my father! " It doesn't take more for a tornado to appear on the horizon, and for traffic to stop, onlookers fleeing their cars to take shelter under a nearby bridge. , Papa Kent exclaims  "special lead Oh no! We forgot the dog!  " (yes.). So he goes back, because well, we shouldn't send Clark who could take care of it without worry and without particularly showing off his powers, and as it should be, if the dog is freed, Papa Kent twists his ankle, ouyouyye, and finds himself stuck as the tornado comes towards him. Clark therefore has about 5 minutes and 2941 opportunities to save his adoptive father without people yelling at the superhero, but instead, he is left making throaty noises while his father signals him not to approach him so as not to reveal his powers.

"  Remember, Clark: you have great powers, and I've been telling you all the time that you'd be a living example to humanity, but every time you try to use them for good and set the example, I'll yell at you. So let me die to keep your secret and relieve the viewer of my poop-written dialogue. " 

And so Papa Kent disappears in the tornado, probably killed by one of the many cows swirling around it. Between Papa Kent and Jor-El, it's safe to say our hero really had bad luck with his dads. I say that because they were total jerks, mind you, not because they died, just so we're clear.